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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-11
rr,opr.S pRoDucE MARKET,

LIVERPOOL. -ProvtslonsB1con. Cumberlani Ous
s,s al Long clear Miiies 3Ss 81; snort Clear MINES
asa Cd, RDs $40 ID Sh)Jllsrt 80 81 por 1"@ Do
g "a Tor Extra India Ness Prime Mess, ia 81
Prime Meas So I'd per obL Prime Meas tsn.,
G6s Western blA 1L IarI-A merican 55s3L Pro ysS
Shoulders. JJ.DL Busr-s0s Oh per 6"t tor nnest
stateA Cheese-Americsn Choice. 6tA OIL Wheat-He -
Western Spring Is 81 VA Adj toi WINTER IS a.
is 81. pe- Genital New No. Winter ~ ud; 10 80. =
Sprine Is I'd, New Mixed Western. IS S2l Calornia
J. 81 Id 3ii TO- No 2. g. d. &5 81 per Genital
duceSprits OF Turpentine 2sA 81; TO- az London zs 81
per cwt Refined Petroleum. SAD per gallon. Clover see
IIns American 81. 81; Primo CITY. 2la 81. per cw;
RosIn- Common 81 SLi P.la liza 81 0Ds y Lnsso Oit
"a ID per Proyisons-AmericAn H5irIgeriIsI oo'
hind quartsrs 5ad tore qusrtors 3id per 10 HOBS NJ
don-New.York state 81 l5s Od 43 0+ IL Sossouso''
oil. Liverpool make lFs OIL o,o nm
wheat for the past hree GAYS wore %VVOV
ccntala Including $1,000 centals OF America - -.
The receipt OF American corn IOs tho past 'hro' wa
30. 400 centala 80, an a., 100.
Loypox June l0-Produce-Linseei on. 22s 81 eZZt
I'd per cwt; Calcutta LInseed, 3oA Oi per guitcrs Ia
sesi Cake "a 81. per toui Refined Petrolenin os.
r3xi. per gallon spirits OF Turpontino Us 81, pc.
cvti Pale O.. OF ala OIL Provision. S2] 81 yss
trfngei poori1inx ggo ami lis OF lls for hascovo
fair refining ahplt Australian rallow-Bee 2isOt ~s-s
Cd. Nutton. 20. o. 62tA Ct Cocolnnt On-Ceylon .
d. Cocln R37O4 American Refrigerated Beef 81 81 ,oe
hind quarters and "a AL tor foes quarters par 30 " o
BHg4gv Juno lo.-Petroeum marks 90 ptcnningt
WiIco1s Llrt - ntrxs pfHlntlEs p'r ~
AxrwExr June l0.-Prtroeum-Flne Pas hincrican' -
franc. ~ ccntimes pat AMI Is francs % cshu
Wilcox. Lara clossi So rlnc so cont nos -: lJJ KIDS
4 n II
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| EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS ioave foot OF Cortisna' an" ~
brvsscs sta as follower ...
M for Calasauaua and intermediate points rs.,, ana
M. for Geneva, 1yonA EluirA kochestsr FRA
the west and local pontA Chair o.r 70
TO Tuukhannoc Connection 10 Reading ana sootx
$40 D. III. for Pittston AID prihcipsa 'a's
Chair ear 10 Pittston ...,,.,. ,o,nt. Connnctoo
20 ~ ava 1fsrrisburg CHAIR car 70 Copay - Ara
" 80" G.aexa Iyons ElmrA Rcches tcr. bsaoo -
sns m fSs Isurays aud intermediates points 10
Al, ron,. M MahaSoy srd esiss9n eSs rssiorA
D.. ,.su.h Chunk Hsxleton aud nterm e<nste poiA~
W iy csPlsy saa n.ssmsdla's y Sps. ruals -
& S:.s: f :;as;s Ss 's.;;ss ssosS
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1--WE sr,1z MARKETS BIZ rELeI2lPL

e1fvFNo June observation-disclosures last % hours l15
head. ,;al Tar s.03J hat for same time
consrned through oil car OslS - OF
which TO NcwYork; ~ sale; Common 70 fa ue
to Choice Shipping at - 6O64 v0 10 cars OF
shs,p-Eece,pfs ast % 100 total for wee
thu. iiEie last week <O.NoO
head declined b0 loo Good T. Choice 81 20 - 40
warnings 81 25a95 so all oferinc- taken
Boes- Keceuit last hOurs 1904 mead: tota TOT INC
week thus far 5g5 head: Tor time last week s9utV
mead consigned through 80 carloads OF when 10 eaf"
10 New. York 20 carloads on sale market was sielnN
with A fair demand. Light Pigs 81 tods4 30 Mii.d
rigs Ilght Workers 80 oO9S5 10 selected noiheIs
s5l0d5 25; Selected Medium weights - 3u35 30: 80,
ecie Heavy Ends 81 Goa ~ 10, Stays 81 Quasi oo MI
offerings taken. ran.
Cgicsso June lO-7hs Drocerr Journal reports-Cdtb-
Receipts-sOuD head SIiUments 1000 heIa mAfhri was
wcak sip,ng sS 75eS@ 90 siocseis aha teed-rs
81 25dso 6O Cows Bulls and Mixed .. o@sS % leA"S
Hoo.-Keceipr. q 900 hst.. snpn,1t, 5000 market
stronger Rough 81 90 - % Packing an sp
ping - 2D45j 20 LsLt "a OOGsj o. skips >" 7o1
s8s.p-Kece,ots 900 neal -. nsl marEo,
sty."v lOc higher Natives so GS4 S5 Western SO 90
"a e. Texan. s2 Bass 10 Lambs al 5OGSS 30 per
sr LOUIE June lO.-Cort- Keceipts 100 head ship.
mani. l.3 market waH steady Choice ht@'p
seer 81 90 al 40 steers Far TO Choice 50 10
IA 20 Fecnors gooo So lOes4 90: Stockers aI
10 good 81 00 Texans common grass 10 COCA Orned
s. OOd-i 20 am 49,. .---..,
was strong Choice hsavv ana Butchers seleot0ns
s. ovasJ 10 good - 80 80 10 iwkers
MediuIn Prime. ~ G5es4 80. Pigs Common To GOOD
sss,a-Receipis 900 mead. 34O0 heac; market
fra Clipped Fair Choice - l0Usi 10
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CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOuR.TRACK TRUNK LINE
Oh and after May 10 trains leave


largest and Finest Passen Station In America
tS Rochester Express. DRAWN cars - Albany,
Troy, Plssburg st Adams Rouses Point and Syracuse
900 - IN. the FAMOUS CHICAGO LIMITED composed
exclusively OF Buffet smoking dining car drawing room
and sleeping for Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester
Chicago $50 u. ". next day
1850 Chicago Express drawing room cars to cauaa
daigua ami Rochester.
tfl3O a. m. Western New.York and Northern Express
$50 y m albany. Troy Saratoga and Utica Express. with
drawing Troy. Runs through to Caldwell (aAs
George) Of saturdays.
4 D. M. Accommodation TO Albany and Troy.
&c p. Fast Chicago Express. with seepng-cars for
Niagara Falls Buffalo, Toronto Toledo Detroit AMI Chicago
Dining-car New. YORK to Albany.
1880 Fast Cincinnati and ST. Louis Express wtl
sleeping Tor Cleveland Cincinnati Indianapolis and 81
Louis. also to Auburn, Geneva and canandaigua. .
burg ST. Adams aud Montreal Runs TO Utiea- stopping Al
principal stations -
SPECIAL sleeper arrives Rochester 7toa m Bu
falo, 9:35 and Cleveland. ~ Is p. next day. 49,
t0:l6 Pacific Express. with sleeping cars i0r koche
ter, Buffalo. Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo. Dtr0 s
Chicago sleepingcars TO Clayton via Utica, daily eAeep'
Saturday. -.
Ii IS m Night Express with sleepingcars TO Albany
Troy Connects with the morning trains for the West and
for tho Sorth except Saturday night. -
Tickets and space In Drawing room snd Seeplng 90
sale Grand Central Depot 4l3 7S3 and 9t2 broadway
IL PARK Place Battery Place. 81 West l29ths anu
Mott Haven station lsshst, New York; 333 Washinglon
and 730 Fulton ss, Brooklyn ana 10 FonTt|sL "Aans
burg. ~
baggage called for and checked from residence .
run daily others daily except Sunday tS'op III ho's
Haven station (l3Sth-st). .x.,, ,,o>,r,vr
J. NJ. ToUCEY HENhl MIMI
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AUCTION SALES OF WOOL IN LONDON.

LONDON TO- At the wool sales TO day good repre-.
sentative oreIei consisting largely OF NewZea
greasy. Tho brisk nipetition was maintained For
egners the largest buyers Prices gradually hardened
about with those OF the CLOSE
sales The sales todsy aggregated 6621 baes
Following the sales OF the day In detail:
victoriasaes. 800 bales secured. Is I'd Is sda
do locks and pieces Gid bis 3d. greasy ID ais 2i do
locks and pieces. 4Si1Sd.
New south waes-sales 900 bales: secured. Is I'd.
I'D. locks and pieces 100 ais 3D.; greasy, "a %
4d. do locks and pieces. I'D a Ia.
Queens landSales, Ito balcs secured Ia I'd dla 4gd.
pieces Is 2a greasy. 7d Gl0a adj do locks
and pieces 6hi. eSf.
Cd, peccs 10 vi. dlId greasy. sgd no al:
do. locks and pieces. bid y6d -
NswZeaand--sacs Q 800 bales secured Is VI ais a;
do locke and pieces l0a h d greasy 7gd ola Id do
locks and pieces, Cd old,
Cape Of Good uope-ssles lt00 baes. secured IL Id
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trans West 42ds follows and - minutes
earlier from foot OF Jay-st, North River
Detroit and Chicago. ..9lS5 a. M. zoos. 's:l6pm.
Gica' syrseass. B14slo Rochester Suspension Bridge
Niagara Falls BIS sot65 n. M. '005, 1918 D. -.
Highland Kingston. saugest.ss catskll. Albany si''
Cranston'. West FONT Cornwall Ss.burg .S;i5 '7ls.
$3.50 10 is 80 M 'eih s45 y. m, ard 'eO5 IN
For Montreal and Canada East Cos Pm r..,,,,
1898 NJ, 1905 '6;l5 -, ,,,.,.
Elegant Sleeping cars tor Buaalo Niagars Falls cinea'
nat Detroit. Chicago and 81 Louis. ,....,
.Dsy Daily except SATURDAY. Other trains daily e1cep'
Sunday. - ..u.,,,,o,,.
For tickets timetables paror or sleeping car %
tous Information, apply AZ Offices BrookynsSS wash
ingonst 7S0 Pultou.s, Annex ofce. FOOT Of Futonsi
New FORK City, S6S 1856 Dl2 broadway, 1882 Bowey as
West shore stations foot Of West 42ds foot OF -
q h. LAMBERT,
kyanderbilt. ava General Passenger Agent
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JEKSEY
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET NORTH RIVER
tla ~ , a


m Table Of May I'd. 1851
For PHILADELPHIA anil TRENTON, Bonnd Brook
Route" at 400 73) poo HOO NJ; 80, 500, 400 80,
7:30 1890 D. III. SUNDAYS at 400 si5. a. 6'50 l2Ou
D. 49,.
1900 p have connection for Reading Harrisburg Potts
Vile 400 for kaston Bethlehem. Allentown Read
ing Harrisburg, etc. On sundays Tor kastcn
730 for Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk
sSoa m. for Easton Be!llehsm Allentown Msush chunk
Tamaqua. siamotin. snpbury: LewisSure wiIIamsPort
Mguch Chunk. Reading. Harrisburg. etc
S.l5 Easton Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk
Wsesbsrre Scranton. ramaQua. shamokD Sunbury Lewis
burg Willamsport etc.
400 y. ~. for kasTon. Bethlehem, Allentown. etc
DTS for Easton, bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch Chunk,
Wkesbarra Reading HARRISBURG etc On Sundays at 30
$50 s:l6 100 a. mr 100 400 4So 6l5 p. IN. Sundays
400 900 for kcd Bank Long Branch. Ocean Grove
except sundavs), Point Pleasant
4;30 $40 loo 4;S0 Tor Lakewood Toms River
and Dsrnogat . 49, 49,
!:so sis lit5 NJ: 90 40 $50 p ~ ior Freehold.
600, S.l5. ll:On ll:i5 a. 100 400, !:3O $50,
sis m sunday, 400 800 q m tor Perth Aoboy.
NEW-JEHSEY SOUTHERN DIV
From Pier s NJ r.. Sandy Hook
For Atlantic Highlands SeabrKht Long Branch 6c 430,
10 IS, 4:4s Sundays except Atlantic Hish.
For Elocron As5ury Park Ocean PIT Pleasant &c.
l0:l avn. Stb . sundays (excopt Asbury Park and
Ocean 0rovc) 1850 ~
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llnsiral Instruments.

A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
IA rIiiGlt md itrfic ImIos g oui ake heh were
,,tirlly ,lctift need ~ ue siitoi inc MeuO
latan JItra House curing Tie nst oleIn season
while lc ~ tisl REDUCTION non orr itguiaf prices
PIANOS FOR RENT x-...,,,. . ,o ,,o go, ,u.
FISCHER PIANOS, renowned for tone ana
j .tandng in Manufactures anl waretoonns sio
4:5 and sB7 Broadway. lSthst lpitsohs
Bniidlng. Pianos exchanged. rented or lnstalnehts
INDEMAN & SONS offer number OF slight
- IL used panos-ther own nanu'a''"re- ~ 'ey m0u'
ate prices. Warerooms. lac 5th-ave.
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF Pkichs.
The May report OF the National Transit Company mau.
public Yesterday shows reduction OF S)337b barrels N o
s,,cks from pr. made mp by reduction "' o''
,srro,a I'm tho gross amount of ui held, and IN
tho amount for sediment waste etc. OF ~, thc
IN III so0 III barres received from other pipe hes
ngb ga The deliveries 10 oher 40 Ss9
~. ~, ha,rls ami me regular shipments were
harels total OF deliveries oi 2O6o9l4 Dlrrels. i9sG
deliveries slhce beeeunuc'.
With The same month OF previous wears uo -,
ce,u- rs ou!y tre In excess OF 1856 bn lats.y "a
1S To dclivers are decidedly ahead ~ both years
ana The stocks sIow heavy frshctih ,vs re.
,rTs.ai i'm, The lastt Ihc NRtlphs
1850 and 1855 ccmparc % iolOWN
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OIL CITY. Penn. June 10.-cruae oi-Natonh rr'n'i'
Certificates openet At Gss AMI eIoso At G3 hsa prio,
10000 btrrcis citrt,ri 1i5.s
barrels ccarancss bj3 500 otrsSls shlpns ''''-
barrels, - barrels
PGrTsBUHs. Penn. June lO-cruie Oh ~,
- -. ,roaL.r. x,ron,l Transit C.-ticsts opsnst
Al az AMI coseI at So highest price. o3s lowest OZ%
TlrusyIlLG Pean. June 10 -S,toaA rrti'i'
o,enea Mt ss and c.ossi 60 myh,ss prl'e e3h 'o"
t,r<c
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=, x,n IA loek. and peccs elod DllH; greasy 90 o.
Ts,ai-saes 400 bales occurred. Ia 3D. greasy oTA~
's ,n 40 Q bales greasy. 5Ea9i; do locks ana
pieces "A. .,...- q. "a
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period last year. ,,or, n, =, on
Quotations based Oh the American s'an"S'" VI
Good Ordinary --- > t-l
~ 0ooi Ordinary OLE

Good Ordinary STAG Low Mldiins .-.--ioo iiS
ktGood Ordinary Ole Mhia'hS'- --------i"
ha conrse Of the specustive market today very re
Mar Al the outset The prices indicated an advance o.
rnr,s Then The National Exchange crop report was pun
Phs showing an Increase in tho acreage OF slo per
crrt and an average condition OF l0l 4lOO per cenI
csnsai weakness and short selling anu o ~
the afternoon attempts were MADE 20 cover VIC
saeS stronR inward movement set IN ana the mafke'
1880 ~ 10 10 Ia poirs advance TINS crop and 70
n;n advance on next crop months Sales lSosoo oaes
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sss, ,..,-,. ..,,,s and steady Prime City auored
=. "a az Iss sass $4,000 at llloS3ac and at
chicago natieriy) 500 tcs al oc ,. ,.v o., aav and
WOgI.-A fair business Is passing HUM u"s ""''' -
well
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nELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST.

~ ERR RAlLRoAp SHORTEST LINZ BETWEEN
EEWYORK and BUFFALO LIGHTNING EXPRl IS
TRAINS No DUST ALWAYS 0E TINE PULLMAN
Depois N-wYork foot OF Barclay and Christopher sts
Daily ept sundays BuAelo and Oswego Express
Strondsburc. Scranton. Binghamton knlr
Bath Buffalo Syracuse. oswego Greone Oxford Norwich
Utica, at Scranton for Pttson Wtkesbsrre Dan
VILE aud Norhumberand at owego for Ithaca and inferno
diate stations.
Scranton Bnxamton Owego and flnrA connects at Scran'
ton for Ptts.On. Kingston. Nlkesbarre, &c.
4lO p scranton. Wllkesbarre ana Kingston kxptcss
M Daily bunslo Limited Express for sirouesyufz
Scranton Bin gamton. Owego, Emra Corning Bath, Nay
land Buffalo &C. arriving IN Bunalo ITO a. m; sleeping
coach 90 Ocan. -,
p. N. Daily Burslo, Utica and osvego Express for
,burR scranton. Bnghamton. Cortland syracuse
CsWego. Groene oxford Norwich Utica and l.ehheli
SPRING. at Owego ior Ithaca and inferno tate sta
saturdays Connects at Buffalo with trains Vr
Mi points West
tickets and baggage checked at 2S5 Broadway and
We-tcott Express Offices In Newfork ohd Brooklyn
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Gieamboais an6 Railroads.

-RONDOUT AND KINGSTON. LAND
~ INC M Cranstons West PoInt). Cornwall. NewOurg
MARLBOROUGH Milton Poughkeepsie aud EsoIus cnnnse'ns
vh Ulster and eayare stony Glove and CatsKlh NJ M.
IAN Raro,fs steamers of Kingston and James w.
Win leave every week d.y at4 M pier ioo OF II 81,
r-on AZ except Saturday when Cy OF Kingston leaves Az
pm.
NATSKfLL EVENING LINE.
Steamers Raafcrski and Catsk'H leave Picr 30 ~ ~,
foot Of Jayst every week day at connecting Win
CafskilI Mountain aud Cairo Railroads. o..- -.
July kaatersklL Will leave on Sos"S' Nv
! IN Walter Brett AZ u. tia
New circular with list OF houses fa'cS ~e' Nv WV
pier VI ''"' '" my " j. hughes Treas. catskil " ".
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srNceas recclptA


The cruae speculation ranged Yesterday MI
80. n,n,,s hnt there was increase In the vp-
,ine OF trad ng Eay sucoocied by "a ~ M lon
,nTne.ce Of the arvance refined oil but the
st n Is and It's fluctuations sugeo,t n,.o SIS
tacance The ma rtet closed shade undeT top hguies
The range OF prize the total dealings NJ the Cons'
rfniln
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Cost ano found.

T OST or STOLEN.-Bankbook No. ITO, S63
issncd Savings Bank In the CITY OF New
York WILLIAM sCHLUMPF All persons are cautioned
The hank corner ithRve II not restored on the
9Th day July 1887 application wall be made to the bank Tor
a duplicate.
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Gorscs auo Carriages.

LARGEAS OF SPRING AND
~ SUMMER CARRIAGES. Manufactured on tio prem
,.s suabe city at moderate prices An
49,. ycrv rhcsn J.CURLEY.
corner state and Boerum Place. brooklyn
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
s,v.xxlu Jane lO.-Turpentine firm at 81 &c.
WILMINGTON June IO.-TurpontIne hrn al ii &C
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Ortdn Cleaners.

OTRCTTT AR LETTERS OFCREDIr for tray
HEiDELBACH. IcKELHEIMEk W" i0'''s" '""
sgnu wa
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GPECIAL NOTICE. 90,
- WHITE STAR LINE-The United states and Royal
Mall steamship Baltic sailing from New Ork. SATURDAY,
June 10 az 30 D. m will carry second cabin ana steersHe
gers only The whole OF the saloon accommodation
will be given up cabin passcngers lat $40
seerage $50 For Inspection OF plans or urher ionAeon
apply 10 the COmpany's offices Al BrOadwS'
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NORTHERN RAILROADOF NEW Jersey

nv UN HIM NRIDItVN DOF n Il W d LINFoL
~ Trans from ChanOersst station for Englewood
e39 and 1870 4 pr, Las, $50. $50 go oto e:So
B. m. Fer Manuel spring Valley. Mcnsey ana Tslmans.
$50 7lO $3.50 NJ. 45O. $50 p. l.30 H. Saturdays
only. Sundays $50 O. H. g p m.
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Cabin passage, $780, $50 aud slO0 intermediary, $50
steerage tickets to snd from all OF Europe very low
For freight apply the Offices
90 Safest, Boston. or I Bowling Green, New.York
VERNON h. BROWN q Co. General Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-11

SHORE LINE, all Rail Route, for Boston,
- Newport and the Fast Express leaves Grand central
station a m. Limited Express except sunday p M
Fast Express at ii =. M daily. Newport exIress
Oh Sleeping Cars 10 destination
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ITO NEW-HAVEN, 75c.

EXCURSION (good days., 81 o.
Steamers C. II. NoRTHAM and CONTINENTAL leave
Peck Slip Pier rs T. H. y. and IL m. (sundayse
ccped connecting at New Haven with special trains for
MERIDEN, HARTFORD, hPRINGFIEtD III DLYOKE
&c Through tickets sold and baggage checked 94i Broad
The St. Johns herald., 1887-11-10

The first printer who held cases on the Republican boarded pas senger train in Central Texas, west bound, as most printers do, cooked his feet upon the seat, with the fol- lowing pass check stuck in, his hat: Admit bearer to any lunatic asy- lum in the United States or Cana da." The conductor came along, took the check, read it and replaced it. At the first station nothing was said and MT. Printer thought his cunning had won a division ride. At the next, however, the conductor said "Well, young fellow, the lu- natic asylum is back the other way, you had better get off here. ."-El Paso Republican.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-11-10

Death Valley is to be turned into all ostrich ranch. A Mexican has fourteen well-grown chicks that he matched out there at his little ranch near the borax works, from eggs brought from the neighborhood of Los Angeles. The eggs were buried in the hot sand and of nights the ground was covered with blankets toretain the heat absorbed during the day. The ranch is about 220 feet below the level of the sea.-Ex.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-11-10

where he thought 1t would do the most good.
 Guard Hartley, with as much sang froid as if shooting ducks on the river downed man after man. Ills first shot went through Puebla's left leg, and his second through Vasquez, while the lifeless forms of Bustamente and Villa attest his skill as a marksman.
 None, however, were more brave or took more desperate chances than Barney Riggs, though as be- fore stated a convict with a sen- tence of life hanging over him, he perilled his life to save Gates, and slew the assassin at the risk of his own. He was in convict garb, and twice, Guard Hartley states, he cov- cred him with his death-dealing rifle, but some premonition told him not to shoot, and he refrained. For his gallantry Riggs will probably earn his liberty, as the prison com missioners, immediately on their arrival, instructed Secretary Rule to draw up petition to the Gov ernor for pardon, and as this will probably be granted, he can con- sider himself as good as free man.
 Guard Freddy is as good as the beet. He faced without weapons a desperate man armed with pick, and vanquished him. The knife used by Puebla is known as the "Price." The blade is about four inches long, with solid handle of about the same length. This make of knives it is said, can be driven through two silver dollars without turning the point.
 The dead are Vasquez, aged 30 years, under sentence of 30 years, for participation in the Wheaton robbery, shot through the right breast and abdomen.
 Librado Puebla, aged 45 years, sent up with Vasquez, for the same time and offense, shot through left arm, breast and abdomen.
 Bustamente, aged 29 years, sent up for the crime of larceny for nine years.
 Lopez, sent up for 15 years, in 1885, for the crime of murder.
 Albino Villa, wounded and will recover, for the crime of manslaugh- ter-had but five more months to serve.
 Tlopelo Baca and Ricardo Pa dilla are the only two of the des- peradoes uninjured. Padilla is the man who attacked Guard Freddy with pick and came to grief.
 The most hardened man in the whole crowd was Puebla. He lived about twenty minutes after receiv- ing the last shot, and shortly before dying said, "Well, what do l care. Adios ]" and expired.
 Lopez died shortly afterward, but while still conscious he united handkerchief from his neck and asked that it be given to his moth CT; he likewiserequested that he be privileged to send a message to her.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-11-10
GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
 OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR.

OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR To all to whom these presents may come greeting.
 Whereas, The United States mail and express cars of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company were stopped and the express car robbed by five or more un- known persons at point some three miles west of Navajo Springs, Arizona, on the night of the 16th inst.
 Now, therefore, I, c. Meyer Zulick, Governo, of the Territory of Arizona, by virtue of authority in me vested, do hereby offer and proclaim reward of five hundred dollars for the arrest and conviction of the aforesaid robbers. In witness whereof, I have hereunto
 set my hand and caused the SEAL 1Great Seal of the Territory \)to be affixed hereto.
 Done at Prescott, the Capital, this twenty-frst day of September, A. D., 1887. c. MEYER ZULICK. By the Governor,
 WM. c. FOSTER,
 Acting Secretary of Territory.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-11-10
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR WOOL AND
 HIDES, IN TRADE OR CASH.

Salt delivered cattle sheepmen their ranges, at prices lower than be obtained any where ese and with promptness and dispatch. Stockmen depend upon the Salt being clean and in good condition All orders promptly filed Terms furnished application Core spondence solicited.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-11-10
Notice to Tax-Payers.

Notice is hereby given that the Dupli- cate Assessment Roll of Apache County, Arizona, for the year 1887, is now in my possession for the collection of the taxes levied therein.
 The taxes will be delinquent on the THIRD MONDAY OF DECEMBER next, and unless paid on that day or prior thereto, five per cent will be added to the amount thereof as penalty. The said taxes must be paid on or prior to the said Third Monday of De- cember, 1887, at my office in St. Johns, Apache County. Arizona.
 J. T. LESUEUR, Treasurer and ex-officio Tax Collector. St. Johns, Ariz., Sept. 12th, 1887.
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The St. Johns herald., 1887-11-10
Rich Grow Richer and the Poor Poorer

A Money Power has dictated legislation and the administration of justice, both State and National to such an extent as to render the Elective Franchise nullity, if not farce, and elected officials mere fgure-heads.